3 Key insights 217 OF CONSUMERS BELIEVE THAT THE FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES WILL INCREASE IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS Recycling and food waste reduction are the top performed environmental actions Emotional drivers and personal benefits influence purchase of environmentally sound products OF CONSUMERS LOOK FOR LOGOS WHEN SHOPPING FOR BEVERAGES On-pack is the preferred channel to get environmental information about packaging OF CONSUMERS SAY THAT AN ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND PACKAGE MAKES THEM MUCH MORE LIKELY TO CONSIDER THE BRAND And half of them say that it makes the brand worth more than it cost

4 Environment is top of mind for consumers Expected to be an even more relevant topic in the future How much do you think the focus on environmental issues (e.g. climate change, environmental pollution) will increase/decrease in the coming five years? (Prompted, Single choice) Of consumers believe that the focus on environmental issues will increase in the coming 5 years DEVELOPED MARKETS DEVELOPING MARKETS TOTAL % Increase a lot Increase somewhat No change Decrease somewhat Decrease a lot *Top 2 boxes (Increase a lot + Increase somewhat)

5 Recycling confirmed as the most frequent activity Food waste reduction is the top activity in developing countries Below is a list of activities. Thinking about the past year, please indicate which of the following actions you have actually done or considered doing, or have not considered doing, using the below ranking: (Prompted, single per row) ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES - TOP BOX (% FREQUENTLY DONE) Sorted and set aside waste for recycling Reduced the amount of food/beverage wasted by me/my family Purchased a product with an environmentally sound packaging Considered environmental aspects when purchasing things DEVELOPED 7% 45% 15% 15% DEVELOPING 36% 41% 29% 25% Avoided a particular product or brand for environmental reasons 16% 21% Avoided a beverage in a plastic container for environmental reasons 1% 21% Purchased an environmentally sound product, even if it costs more 12% 18% Avoided a beverage in a carton container for environmental reasons 7% 15% 95% Significance towards 215 Noteworthy difference developed - developing

6 Three levels of environmental engagement Households with kids drive environmental actions up MEDIUM ENGAGEMENT 48% ACTION: Frequently recycle and reduce the amount of food waste, lower engagement in other environmental activities. DRIVER: Preserving the environment for future generations. BARRIER: Cost remains a key barrier, followed by lack of information and availability. HIGH ENGAGEMENT 14% ACTION: The most active segment across all environmental activities. Strongly caring about environment when buying products. Would buy more products if available. DRIVER: Buy environmental products to preserve the environment for future generations and because it is part of their lifestyle. Higher share of kids in household LOW ENGAGEMENT 39% ACTION: Recycle and care about food waste as minimum effort for the environment. Low interest on environment when buying products. DRIVER: More driven by personal benefits than environmental benefits. BARRIER: More price oriented than other segments.

7 Middle green consumers are an important target Recycling and food waste reduction frequently done across all segments Below is a list of activities. Thinking about the past year, please indicate which of the following actions you have actually done or considered doing, or have not considered doing, using the below ranking: (Prompted, Single per row) ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES - TOP BOX (%FREQUENTLY DONE) Avoided a particular product or brand for environmental reasons Gathered information about environmental topics, issues or concerns Looked for environmental information labelling Avoided a beverage in a plastic container for environmental reasons Avoided a beverage in a carton container for environmental reasons Purchased a product with an environmentally sound packaging Considered environmental aspects when purchasing things Purchased an environmentally sound product, even if it costs more Sorted and set aside waste for recycling Reduced the amount of food/beverage wasted by me/my family % 1% HIGH 14% MEDIUM 48% LOW 39%

10 Higher cost vs. standard product remains the main barrier Lack of availability and lack of awareness are less perceived as barriers Which of the following aspects would not make you buy / make you not buy an environmentally sound product? (Prompted, Multiple choice, top 6 answers) BARRIERS TO PURCHASE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND PRODUCTS % MENTIONS DEVELOPED DEVELOPING Higher cost of environmentally sound products compared to standard ones 48% 44% Lack of information on environmentally sound products 24% 33% Lack of environmentally sound products available to purchase 21% 35% Lack of awareness in distinguishing what is or is not an environmentally sound product 24% 3% A lack of trust that the product has limited impact on environment 24% 28% Lower quality of environmentally sound products compared to standard ones 22% 23% 95% Sigificance towards 215 Noteworthy difference developed - developing

11 Sustainable packaging drives consumer preference 2% of consumers also recognize higher brand value If you were about to choose a beverage brand, how would an environmentally sound packaging affect your consideration of the brand? (Prompted, Single choice) How would an environmentally sound packaging change your opinion about the value of this brand? (Prompted, Single choice) IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENT ON BRAND CONSIDERATION An environmentally sound packaging makes me much more likely to consider the brand 2%..makes me much more likely to consider the brand and MAKES THE BRAND WORTH MORE THAN IT COSTS IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENT ON BRAND VALUE An environmentally sound packaging makes the brand worth more than it cost makes me a little more likely to consider the brand makes no difference puts me off considering the brand 23%..makes me much more likely to consider the brand but it DOES NOT MAKE THE BRAND WORTH MORE THAN IT COSTS 95% Sigificance towards 215 makes the brand worth what it costs makes the brand worth less than it cost

12 The package is the preferred source of environmental info Consumers would like more info on many environmental topics on pack Through which of the following communication channels would you prefer to get environmental information about beverage packaging? (Prompted, Single choice) PREFERRED CHANNEL TO GET ENVIRONMENTAL INFO ABOUT PACKAGING Which of the following topics would you like to read/ learn more about? (Prompted, Multiple choice) TOPICS TO READ / LEARN MORE ABOUT On beverage packaging TV/ Radio Social Networks At Supermakets / in stores Online news / blogs Newspapers / Magazines E-newsletters / Posters / Billboards Company websites Use of bio-degradale materials Recyclability Use of recycled materials Renewability Reduced Carbon-footprint Responsible forestry Reduced Water-footprint None of these Other (specify)

14 Environmental logos add trust and appeal to the brand Considered increasingly clear and useful Next are some statements about environmental logos. Please indicate how much you agree or disagree with each statement, using scale of 1 to 5, where 1 means not at all agree, 5 means strongly agree. (Prompted, Single per row) AGREEMENT ON STATEMENTS ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL LOGOS - % MENTIONS TOP2BOXES (STRONGLY AGREE + SLIGHTLY AGREE) DEVELOPED DEVELOPING Environmental logos make the brand more trustworthy *new statement % 67% Environmental logos are useful in helping me understand the environmental impact of the package 44% 64% Environmental logos make the beverage product more appealing 38% 58% Information shown on environmental logos are believable 35% 52% Environmental logos are clear and easy to understand 32% 49% 95% Significance towards 215 Noteworthy difference developed - developing

15 Increasing awareness and relevance of FSC logo Now you will see some environmental logos or labels that you can find on food and beverage packaging. Which of them have you seen or heard of? Please select all the logos this applies to (FSC only, Prompted, Multiple choice) LOGO AWARENESS This is the FSC logo and it means...* How relevant is it for you that when buying a carton package, it is labelled with the FSC logo? (Prompted, Single choice) RELEVANCE - TOP 2 BOXES (% Extremely+Very relevant) NETHERLANDS GERMANY SWEDEN SOUTH AFRICA BRAZIL TURKEY CHINA FRANCE FRANCE BRAZIL THAILAND CHINA RUSSIA USA JAPAN TURKEY SAUDI ARABIA * The FSC logo means all paperboard used for the package comes from wood from certified forests and other controlled sources, which meet the certification's specific environmental, social and economic principles SOUTH AFRICA RUSSIA NETHERLANDS THAILAND SAUDI ARABIA USA GERMANY SWEDEN JAPAN 95% Significance towards 215

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